What are you listening to now?

[Mirror Image]

Ukraine - Journey to Freedom
Solomiya Ivakhiv and Angelina Gadeliya

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I'm digging the next-to-last track: Angel's Touch by Yevhen Stankovych.

You change usernames as fast as I change avatars.

[Baron Scarpia]

You change usernames as fast as I change avatars.

Can't say I have any clue who Bubbles used to be.

[North Star]

Can't say I have any clue who Bubbles used to be.

Fidgety; before that, Judge Fish.

Thread-duty
Bach
Lobet Gott in seinen Reichen, BWV 11
Lenneke Ruiten (S), Meg Bragle (A), Andrew Tortise (T), Dietrich Henschel (B)
The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner

[Baron Scarpia]

Fidgety; before that, Judge Fish.

And before Fidgety? The kaleidoscope of names has apparently prevented me from forming any impression of the poster concerned.

[North Star]

And before Fidgety? The kaleidoscope of names has apparently prevented me from forming any impression of the poster concerned.

Judge Fish before Fidgety, I don't recall there being other names.

[Karl Henning]

Prokofiev
Vn Cto № 1 in D, Op.19
D. Oistrakh
LSO
Lovro von Matačič

[aligreto]

According to Decca I have just listened to Kubelik directing Dvorak's Symphony No. V, or am I missing something here?.....


   

[cilgwyn]

Playing here,right now! A lovely,tuneful operetta from electrola's late,lamented operetta series. If only they could make studio recordings of operetta,with casts as stellar as this,now! Oh,well!!

     

[Traverso]

Bach Cantatas

CD 48

[Karl Henning]

Antique numeration.

The sequential numbering of his symphonies has also been confused: (a) they were initially numbered by order of publication, not composition; (b) the first four symphonies to be composed were published after the last five; and (c) the last five symphonies were not published in order of composition. This explains why, for example, the New World Symphony was originally published as No. 5, was later known as No. 8, and definitively renumbered as No. 9 in the critical editions published in the 1950s.

[aligreto]

Bach Cantatas

CD 48

Making your way steadily through the set. Good for you. I trust that you are still enjoying every moment?

[Baron Scarpia]

Another 30 minutes from Scene II of Haitink's Rheingold.

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In the first scene the lovely rhinemaidens mercilessly teased and mocked horny Alberich. He renounced love and made off with their gold. Here in the second scene Wotan is extolling his new castle, his wife is complaining he overpaid to the tune of her sister. The giants shows up and submit the invoice and Wotan doesn't want to pay. He just remembered he needs his wife's sister's apples. I paused just as Loge shows up to fix the deal.

Borrowing to build a big tower, then defaults. This Wotan seems a bit like Donald Trump.

[Traverso]

Playing here,right now! A lovely,tuneful operetta from electrola's late,lamented operetta series. If only they could make studio recordings of operetta,with casts as stellar as this,now! Oh,well!!

     

In our progressing society not everything is changing for the better unless you love musicals like "Lion King" br........

[North Star]

Prokofiev
Vn Cto № 1 in D, Op.19
D. Oistrakh
LSO
Lovro von Matačič

I was thinking of revisiting this piece recently, so now playing:

Kyung-Wha Chung
LSO
Previn

[Traverso]

Making your way steadily through the set. Good for you. I trust that you are still enjoying every moment?

Oh sure ! It gives me many happy hours.

It is a bit too hot for me at the moment

longing for more cool air for a more comfortable sleep.

I have so much to listen to,Holmboe,Brahms,Les percussion de Strasbourg,Boulez and of course Bach,what a way to live !

[Traverso]

According to Decca I have just listened to Kubelik directing Dvorak's Symphony No. V, or am I missing something here?.....


   

Yes you are missing something ! 

[aligreto]

Oh sure ! It gives me many happy hours.

It is a bit too hot for me at the moment

longing for more cool air for a more comfortable sleep.

I have so much to listen to,Holmboe,Brahms,Les percussion de Strasbourg,Boulez and of course Bach,what a way to live !

Yes, a great way to live. Good for you. Enjoy every moment 

[aligreto]

Yes you are missing something ! 

What is the story here? I am not familiar with any detailed knowledge of Dvorak's works.

[Traverso]

What is the story here? I am not familiar with any detailed knowledge of Dvorak's works.

For a while, the first four symphonies were not counted at all. The composer had removed them from his work catalog, which for years led to great confusion in the numbering: the Ninth was for years the fifth. It was only in 1917 that the correct order was restored by the Czech music scientist Otakar Sourek, although the old as well as the new numbering was still retained here and there until the 1970s.

[Karl Henning]

What is the story here? I am not familiar with any detailed knowledge of Dvorak's works.

(* Jeevesian cough *)

Antique numeration.

The sequential numbering of his symphonies has also been confused: (a) they were initially numbered by order of publication, not composition; (b) the first four symphonies to be composed were published after the last five; and (c) the last five symphonies were not published in order of composition. This explains why, for example, the New World Symphony was originally published as No. 5, was later known as No. 8, and definitively renumbered as No. 9 in the critical editions published in the 1950s.